Abstraction (Rupture) 1920

Alexander Rodchenko's "Abstraction (Rupture)" is a striking example of abstract art from 1920. The painting features bold, geometric shapes and vibrant colors, including deep blues, rich browns, and vibrant yellows. Rodchenko's work is known for its emphasis on pure form and color, and this piece exemplifies his commitment to the non-representational qualities of abstract art. The title "Rupture" suggests a sense of fragmentation and disruption, perhaps reflecting the social and political upheaval of the time. This artwork reflects the revolutionary spirit of the early 20th century, showcasing the power of abstract art to express profound emotions and ideas.